{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","author_name":"Bitcoin Mailing List (npub15g…x08lk)","author_url":"https://nostr.ae/npub15g7m7mrveqlpfnpa7njke3ccghmpryyqsn87vg8g8eqvqmxd60gqmx08lk","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.ae","html":"🔖 Title: Merkleize All The Things\n🏷️ Categories: bitcoin-dev\n👥 Authors: \n• Salvatore Ingala ( nostr:npub1lpkmxpl2zhk0w30vtdz7s64ml9644k785eggmjsjgs7wman3szzqac74n4 )\n• Johan Torås Halseth ( nostr:npub1ppn2nhlfdzkw9gw0ytljpef5dpyzsxzw8ffcyykamt32hw6pge0smhs2fw )\n🗒️ Conversation Summary: Salvatore Ingala proposes rock-paper-scissors as an academic example for showcasing MATT. They also suggest using a Merkle tree for efficient proof in a coin pool. Johan Torås Halseth discusses the construct allowing access to embedded data and suggests using OP_CICV and OP_COCV for CoinPools. They propose further extensions and mention the use of taproot internal pubkey with \"dynamic key aggregation.\" Removing data from the merkle tree is achieved, but removal of a public key from the taproot internal key is out of scope.\n📅 Messages Date Range: 2023-05-01 to 2023-05-30\n✉️ Message Count: 7\n📚 Total Characters in Messages: 36149\n"}